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Hagar

According to the Book of Genesis, Hagar is an Egyptian Woman, wife of Abraham. Abraham's firstborn son through Hagar, Ishmael, became the progenitor of the Ishmaelites, generally taken to be the Arabs. Various commentators have connected her to the Hagrites (sons of Agar), perhaps claiming her as their eponymous ancestor. Hagar is alluded to, although…

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Born
Egypt
Children
Ishmael (son)
Died
Mecca (according to Islam), unknown (according to Judaism and Christianity)
Other name
Hājar
Relatives
Salih (forefather; according to the Islamic tradition)
Spouse
Abraham (according to Islam)

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Hagar

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Edges127
Triples226
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015625
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related to Rabbinic literature · 41
Hagar → Abraham, Abraham's, According, Another, Aramaic, Beer-lahai-roi, Consider, Egyptian, Fatima, Gen, God, God's, Hagar's, Hebr, Her, Isaac, Ishmael, It, Jonathan, Judaism
related to Rabbinical commentary · 29
Hagar → Abraham, Abraham Bartenura, Aramaic, Bezalel, Book, Chronicles, David Kimhi, Ezra, Genesis Rabbah, Hagar's, It, Jewish Babylonian Aramaic, Judah Loew, Keturah, Midrash, Nachmanides, Obadiah, Pharaoh's, Qəṭurɔ, Rabbinical
related to Christianity · 22
Hagar → Agar, Apostle, Epistle, Galatians, God, Gospel, Hagar's, In, Israelite, Jerusalem, Jesus, John, Messiah, Mount Sinai, New Testament, Paul, Samaritan, Sarah, Similar, The Biblical Mount Sinai
related to African Americans · 21
Hagar → African, African-American, American, American-American, Anabaptist Feminist, Delores, Hagar's, In, Maid, Mistress, Model, No Mercy, Presbyterian, Renita, Sarah, Sarah's, Several, She, Weems, Williams
related to Arts and literature · 20
Hagar → Christian, Daniel Defoe, Frederick Goodall, Gustave Doré, Hagar's, Ishmael, It, James Eckford Lauder, Launcelot, Many, Moll Flanders, Pieter Lastman, Samuel Taylor Coleridge's, Shylock, The Merchant, This, Venice Act II Scene, What, William Shakespeare, Zapolya
related to Hagar cast out · 20
Hagar → Abraham, Abraham's, At, Beersheba, Desert, Egypt, Genesis, God, God's, Hagar's, He, In, Isaac, Isaac's, Ishmael, Later, Paran, Sarah, She, The
related to Islamic narrative · 17
Hagar → Abraham, After, Arab, Banu Jurhum, Due, God, He, Hājar, Ishmael, Islamic, Marwah, Mecca, Quran, Safa, Sarah, The Islamic, Zamzam Well
related to Abram, Sarai, Hagar and the angel · 13
Hagar → Abraham, Abram, Abram's, According, Bible, Egyptian, Genesis, God's, Sarah, Sarai, Since, Then Sarai, Your
related to Israel · 9
Hagar → Arab, Culture, Identities, Israeli, Palestinians, Polity, Since, Studies, The
related to Sayings of Agur · 8
Hagar → Agur, John Gill, Masoretic, Proverbs, Sarah, Sayings, The Septuagint, Under

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abraham sarah ishmael god hājar son name gen hagar's woman named angel according water wife biblical desert mecca would well

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
HagarBornEgypt1.00infobox
HagarChildrenIshmael (son)1.00infobox
HagarDiedMecca (according to Islam), unknown (according to Judaism and Christianity)1.00infobox
HagarOther nameHājar1.00infobox
HagarRelativesSalih (forefather; according to the Islamic tradition)1.00infobox
HagarSpouseAbraham (according to Islam)1.00infobox
Hagaris aEgyptian Woman0.90text
Thomas Aquinasinstance ofThis view was expounded on by medieval theologians0.80text
John Wycliffeinstance ofThis view was expounded on by medieval theologians0.80text
Hagarrelated to Abram, Sarai, Hagar and the angelAccording0.60section
Hagarrelated to Abram, Sarai, Hagar and the angelBible0.60section
Hagarrelated to Abram, Sarai, Hagar and the angelEgyptian0.60section

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